The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-23

OH We1egraph.
Official journal Of the City OF Monroe.
MONROE, La, JULY %, 1887.
HEADQUARTERS
School Books, Pens, Ink, Paper and
School Material.
ALSO
Fancy Stationary and Fine Goods for
Presents,
cheaper than any house in this section
f.. II. RZLLIS,
Is Grand ST., Monroe, La.
Capt. N. G. skipwith has moved into the
Nelson residence ON Jackson street.
The river at this point is falling and will
soon be down to low water mark again.
SopV. w. ~. OtSS oAoAS Iuloo COCtoE3CS al
Breard's addition for rent. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
The Colony base ball club will play the
Monroe team to-day at West Monroe. An
interesting game is expected.
Miss Bette Bloch OF New Orleans, sister
of Mr.. J. s. Bloch of this city, died at her
home in that place on the Goth inst.
Now is the time to buy Gin Stands. We
are agents for 0ullett's Magnolia Gin. Call
or write for prices.
MITCHELL g. MCCORMICK, Monroe, La.
The professional card Of DR.. T. c. Hatton
appears in another column. The Telegraph
commends DR.. Hatton to the public us a
gentlemen of culture and physician of
undoubted merit.
Mr.. M. l.. Berberovich has gone to Bun
kie, La, to open his saloon there. As soon
as he gets things to running smoothly he
will return to Monroe and his brother Mr..
Ben Berberovich will go to Bunkie.
A grand barbecue will DO given at Okla
loosa to-day by the Farmers Unions of
Ouachita. A tremendous outpouring Of
the people is expected and royal time is
anticipated by all who may have the good
fortune to attend.
Mr.. Chas. Schultz has severed his con-
nection with the mercantile establishment
of Mr.. r. Fudickar and will soon embark
in business on his own account. The Tele-
graph bespeaks for Charlie tho good favors
of the public. He is energetic, progressive
and deserving.
The Delhi District Conference of the NJ.
Il. Church, South, will convene in the
Methodist church in this city July 9th.
Conference will open on Wednesday 9th
at p. M. Preaching at night and every
night during the week. Public invited.
Rev. VIM. Hart. pastor.
Prof. l.. r. Eggleston has been elected by
the Bulletin Publishing Company as the
editor of the Bulletin. Prof. Egg1esto1 is
scholarly gentleman, Democrat of the
old school, and has had considerable Jour
nalistic experience. The Telegraph extends
him Il most cordial welcome upon his re-
entry into Journalism.
Messrs. Kaliski l. Cook.
In calling attention to the advertisement
of Mcssrs. Kaliski & Cook, brokers, which
Appears in another column, wo desire to
Say that they represent none but first
class houses and sell only to merchants or
planters in unbroken packages. Merchants
of Monroe and surrounding towns can do
business with them without expecting to
compete with them in the retail trade.
Tho following appeared in the last issue
of the West Monroe Union
The Ouachita Telegraph, having announ-
ced the Hon: G. j. Boatner as its candi-
date for the U. S. Senate, it ought to be
posted as to tho political opinions Of Mr..
Boatner on matters Of public importance.
Will the Telegraph please enlighten the
public on two points
LIST. How does Mr.. Boatner stand on the
tariff question?
End. In the event of 4 contest for polit-
ical supremacy. i'll this parish-the negroes
led by the bulldoozers on one side, and the
whites by considerable majority on the
other; on which side will his influence be
given?
These matters being OF vital inheritance.